Northrop expands B-21 efforts -…

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Northrop expands B-21 efforts -

Northrop Grumman Expands Plant 42 as B-21 Continues Development

Northrop Grumman is expanding its side of the secretive Plant 42 facility here and hiring thousands of employees while development of the new B-21 bomber remains largely under wraps.

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